The Ring (2002) Blu-ray Color Correction

[deleted user]

Ebay currently has the whole 35mm feature for a mere $199.99. Open Matte too, from the looks of it: https://www.ebay.com/itm/35mm-Feature-TH...2437049782

Might be a good idea to snag for your project? For color correction purposes and maybe someday for a scan?

[Jetrell Fo]

Thanks Doombot, that's what I remembered that the DVHS is the same master as the DVD. What do you have for soundtracks Colson?

For soundtracks, I have the Dolby and DTS surround tracks from the DVD, as well as the DTS-HD MA track from the Blu-ray. I believe I'll include the DTS-HD MA, as well as the Dolby. I assume that the DVD's DTS track is simply a lossy version of the DTS-HD MA track from the Blu-ray, so there's no reason to include that (though I don't know that to be fact, and if you know differently, do share that info).

In addition, I'd be happy to include all of the foreign language tracks (Spanish, French, and Portuguese Dolby 5.1) as well, with all of the Blu-ray's subtitle tracks intact.

My current plan is to use BD Rebuilder to simply insert the corrected version into the retail Blu-ray, though I would certainly be open to doing a BD25 version as well.

I have that capture as well and I enjoy it. I also have the cinema DTS discs for this film. Might be of some use depending on what the end game is for your project.

[PDB]

Still think that would make a great project. The DVHS video combined with Jetrell's DTS track.